The New York Herald Newspaper, September 15, 1844, Page 1

eee THE NEW = oe Vol. X., No. 256—Whole No, 3856, AGGREGATE CIRCULATION THIRTY-FIVE THOUSAND. THE GREATEST IN THE WORLD. To the Public. THE NEW YORK HERALD—Dsily Newspaper—pub- lished every day of the year emcept New Year's Day and Fourth of July. Price 2 cents per copy—or $7 26 per annum—postages cash in advance. THE WEEKLY HERALD—published every Saturday morning-—price 644 ceuts per copy, or $3 12 per annum—post- ages paid, cash in advance. ADVERTISERS are informed that the circulation of the Herald is over THIRTY-FIVE THOUSAND, and increasing fast It has the largest circulation of any paper wm this city, or the world, and, is, therefere, the best channel for business men in the city or country. Prices maderate—cash in advance. PRINTING of all kinds executed at the most moderate price, tnd in the most elegant style. JAMES GORDON BENNETT, Prornieton oy THE Heat EstapuisHMent, urthwest eorner of Fulton and Nassau streets. FOR HALIFAX AND LIVERPOOL. sod BRIFANA TA wil lave Boston or above ports, as follows :— in ag Commander, Monday, te HIBERNIA, A. BRIPANNIA, J. £ Passage to Passage to Hal Be Apply to Sep. 16. L _sire FOR CHARLESTON, KEY WEST, HAVANA, AND NEW OBLEANS. To Sau ow Sarcapar, l2rm Oct aT 4 0’cLock, P. M. 4 shir eiie iy nik rit t, ‘cana Tr, will fs, bom ve stea- pint fe ecromalal, =i put iat com- bans bared Fe ane be here oe ca eae airy stute-rooms, every way. eitarned f for ne the porafors of, She carries ‘sutlicient fuel voyage, an will qe thn ire nly ly, to ‘land ‘or passage, apply to, rt Ee tear Bey Docker to Re MOBISAL ‘seld'tm* ree ec FOR ALBANY—MOUR CHANGED, "The Steamboats KNICKERBOCKER and ROCHESTER willy on and ther Mond noon, Sept. 6th, leave at 6 o'clock ine Of7 ns herewolnre. 1 thre NEW YORK, ALBANY ike TROY eee ere he Siamer EPTICiE, ‘Cepia nig Roe, srohtie ‘Wednes- a tie Stine meas, MOY Gh = lock. Go 7, Th ham, Tuesday, Thurs- by oh She be ta Binge rt ding. A McLean, Monday, wedi a ana oe Ria eee huevday and Satusday’ Even Sa oreloek. x ry ‘The, Boats of ia Line, owing tp their ight draught of wa: are able at all tithes each Albany and tr le tall ier ters th bry tad cars for the east or west, For passage or fesieht se6ly oe board, o# $4 the offioes on the wharves. FARE KED GED, FOR CROTONYIELE, SING SING, TARRYTOWN, pw ING, SILTSIE NBO it K HASTINGS al 'Yy ay THA the stantial sagen? OF, ae IRVI 3 Hisam Tuthill, ill Jeave the foot of Chamber street for the pore i My St wesonal si oa ‘sua Hiamioond way. Seer BR and SEERA En NEW BRIGHTON, PORT” RICHM STATEN .) AND NEW Y From Vier Ne 1, North River, toot ihe Bteambout i will ran as fal m May 20th to October ist, ‘at 9 and LI o’elock, si os ‘20 minutes to 3, and 10 minutes to Ww Brighton ai 8 and 10 A. M.; at 1, Sand 7% —Leaves New York, at 9 and 11 A. M.; at 3, 6 and ude Port Richmond, at 30 minutes to 8 and 10 A.M: rovil anise jab aves" ves lew You PENOBSU! pe end of T and Friday eveui ess on her arrival at ssengers to the neighboring towns. FALL, AND WINTER ARRANGEMENT. NEIVARK ND NEW YORK. “ey ORL 22; Cs THE NEW ane. ae RAINBOW, CA * il daily, } Leave New: 8 o'clock A. M. Lewe New x ork, fot ‘of Barclay st Street, Sorelock P.M. ane “PAC ‘OR HAVE (Becond 1 The Ship NICHOLAS, John Pell, Mester, will ot on the Int of Sa re oc Kevght OF pseBes AONE SINCKEN, No, 9 Tontine tan Corner Wall ‘ater NEW ORLEANS, AY ALABAMAL 700 tous Jommander, will sail for the abot best 2 Uctover next, at — o'clock, This splendid as bmi H ofiree staunch steamer has beea thorot roughly ‘ov oareael spoons veltl es syrimes newly copy and is furnisl al cot of new Bojlem, made at ihe Novelty ‘Works orth city. is expected to make the run to the Balize wii Lee one and having handsome and Mag = orga a at both cabin and steerage |, offers conveyance to the travelliag ing community. caliph Bate Passage, apply _S1 toso Fre Oe Front st. - FOR Lys ORLEANS, i Positivel, the ft regular packet —The fast sailing Packet ship JOHN RN, Capt. master, ‘will sail as above, moun SiN Having very i fhe accommodations for cabin, second cabin aud? steerage in nding, should make imumediave appl ale Seat) a |“ ete street, oF to Tiieor — t ship YORKSHIRE, Capt. Bail 8 19 for * JOHN TERIA 's 61 Sonth atreet PAC. Ws eT 6t J Fis c PACKET SHIP FOR L| ‘The old line: will sail on ‘Thus splendid ship has bri lie Apply to © OLD ESTABLISHE: South street—Passage to and from Great B Ireland, via Liverpool. can at ally he | rates, Lago ‘iverpool, Hy a EA i under the bres i, wid th the principal by ug institations Wales, without lecount or aay other cha lars, if by lett t tea by eter po Gian Bouth st. tee hr CHANGE LAND, if sCGTLAND AND WALES“ The AS p gale, be from dona ae payab) fet ry ang the a Fore #2 1 ancient B by cea om tis uo tet a atth rt ‘mont woo AR Bin ee iy BHIiE. of 1! oir oe ba ry, commana, Will sal positively asabove, her regular it insearcely nece'sary to say, as it is 6 well known to the travelling pul that the accomm« of ‘orkshire are fitted out in a most costly style, with every improvement and ce, that cannot, but wile, the may bejustly called 1 soa a and steerage passengers visi ol yountey? ts ‘spl eis Ramps Aye naval | architecture, id to secure sof sat be made ou board, foot (OCHE, BROTHERS & CO. 35 Fulton ety next door to the Fulton Bank. FO! ONDON—Regular Packets of the 20h Pp hg SAS Packet fe] —The regular iS ALADINTOR, Captain Thos Britton, will sail as shave, fee rex avian very sapere accommodation for eabin, second cabin ions: wa FiaRSL, So aplication pe t rare gevorto } iby il be sm baer and"“Cabenia Be Knight, and will sal on ou ‘Setcber, ihe uber days by agaging elsewhere, Che best berths, early appli of Beekman street, or to NEW it ts PAU A Pocket of and i favonie poeta shi tite 1250 tons arte Cen. isha Ws cdiaphnaal Pantages ot thi yeaa about to ‘enbark country, mae wo see the advantages wb pollen melecting hie in pre- Fereace to any other feat capacity ders thom ev ray more cur ee Je'and convenient thay ‘shipe fi = ‘and their accommodations sod eee fa oe rage ere it ‘Bpone well Tye ih] ra ° eof noe ial Wo maha applic ei ed ss ee weneral Passage Abas bn cor. D Lane, up stars, Fi HB ae ahs 4 can Wddhonse, iB tna Cee af : ab her regular day. “ovight oF having elegant jor aceommo- lap sie rp ip in moe on |, weet be *’ WOODHULL & MINTURNS, | Price of Passage $i Thetacer ty ‘cchewe , Copeain a Sra may fous burthea, will succeed haw | regular day, 2ist Octo ae to sail pum MA! —Pasenge ox 4, onk built Brig rie LONE isa taker imited. number being fitted ay expense, ‘and F ving an use on sions for the ‘ore or stoldtec 0° ne fe a ora Yee will Niseko sepve New Hayre on the 16th of each mouth, as fol ait Leet York on the Ist, and lows, viz: Fvom New York. New Ship. om DA, pis Mi March, ry ‘Apri we 1 ‘August, wg. Funck, fiat N a a ce ist August, i ember, ward Fuck, @ Ist Deceanber, 6th January, Ship UTIC Ist May, Jan oH sei ten itt ii laeeets 1th February New suing St. Nic st June ye t October, ik No am is 'V. B. Bell, Ist February, accommodatious of thas ship ae nog a foe bing ai that $0 P be anor wil be il be ee viata pod me vowels Wi sec the sub- POP ERR ‘cor. Wa Water ata. Jetiee No.9 Toni TO THE TRAVELLING PUBLIC. PE et ponte Se Cape ik bes FORK at ode ~ a Gone: their a sr | ot Great ira ans verines aaa ing first el Pete Packet Shy get wil co 2a ont ei sl ist, ve Tree i6dre tat and 20th ot ‘icary, New Y Sheri ‘ Liverpool Cente ezuma, Siddons, Geo: Washington, lottinguer, cere United States, cis, England, Europe, en, Whitney, Hocheater, In ce, Garriel fel Hicks, ats West, Oxfonk? ‘ificates of | can be o! |, aud every information zl ans to gn for their’ ends, ou application four O ‘ of te fovea passe pyre ephigrs = 4 ovAlbany and’ oy and via Erie Canal soy sede al anton places. Teall eee Ry i to Toronto, Poet Hope, Coburg; Kingston, aad Wi real and Quebec, Canad en ie ae it rom Cley cata Pobantets Chnests South Cinginaaty, Lonia- ville, and Var vette iphis bea ae ree Ail Harts of Bho, Michiaam Indian, iad finois and Wisconsin Ver is apoemmpeeton ot inesias aha mouey to their feends tn the Old, Comutry HARADEN'E CO. ml ‘Beotdand or Ireland, payab! f England, fors led; ad ime of £1, £5, 220; te to £300—or in any ainount to suit OFFICES AND AORN TS. , 120 State st pun ri Uaton m Balan Fees RI Vheele 3, W. Mills, 3 Wall ront street, New York. street, Phi iladelphia. yard, 43 a h Bg rid Se Shoemaker, 7 ued ht street oa Pits L. 8, Littlejohn, ® Exchange, All 5 Gia ee iia ae ier. 8 xy W.'A. Cook, a NY W.H. Cook, Buffal H. Fitzhugh’ Co,, mah N.Y. Y. Bata. Y. HARNDEN & CO. CENTRAL RATL ROAD, FROM SAVANNAH TO MACON, GEORGIA, THIS ROAD jp in operation daily (Sundays excerted,) for ‘Transportation of Passengers and Hh Ne Ne ad a eoeaires | ble Passengers Cars Have hes been recent aintange (190 tly) is ran an from 6AM co eB Meith regal Company has alsoa number of Barthen ars, and is prepared to carry with despatch all goods and prov duce’ high may of consi ‘ ompany’s ta Savancch, will besecotves gud forwarded foaraf infssion for A et ae ‘4 sum in cash, sufficient to pay free of com: ship and and chai leposited with the (> sompey GHARTESTON Seoed and eames Ob )Ganeaine Brooks nd Barden, rua beeween Charieston and Savannah, iw connect flon with the ‘A ach city on dueatays, Tha + a Satay ud nd the a Ling, vp eapectad, wil so ran daly. ravellin SA. Mi vitammedialy efter thesecival of tha Wilmington teosmet er—reach Bavanuah by 8 ¥.M- same dry, and take the cars f Macon at 6 o’clook the following momnti. By this oute there ie less staying than on any ther tp Nontxonnery andthe fare aslow. ke CAFITTE, Acgat for tbe Me an Charleston, CUY LE! ‘THOMAS PURSE, Genortl Superintendent Savanna, Augnst, 1644, #5 Imre Pay Liisi TO bOSTON, LONG ISLAND RAIL’ ROAD. a Paadaye excepiad, leaves Brooklyn precisely rt, ti hence pasvengers are o) in a firsterate Ste ‘Brean ‘Amer 10 ‘Stonington, on Mopdays. idgys,andto 3 to Norwigh oa ars- aengers must be at the South Kerr treet, in time to take the Ferry oelod A. M., where tickets. may be procured an posited in crates, that go through to Boston unopened. This Line stops onl sujet between Brooklyn and Greenport, yizs—at “Farmingdale” 31, and at the “Manor,” 67 miles trom Brooklyn, and a coperally reachi ten to eleven hours. Line Ss ys excepted, at 3 o'clock P.M Greenportat 3A. M. °° THE NEW LINE OF LIVERPOOL PACKETS. eee levenes jeaves an28 tmre yee Hh od New a on the 2ist, and from Liverpool on From New York. Dec, 21 New Ship Ly) RPOOL, 1150 tons, ¢ atv Hi] emery dt Be an'y s.ipquersge gun ween fiey HME New Ship ROCHESTER, 80 tons, Jane i Ass. i. J 6 Ship Ne Hora ky” 1050 tons, @ larch 31 ay § ley: Nov. Suny 6 anti it sailing, first yi Shope all bu iy atte of New Tok men of experien waa ity and will Be “Teayaiched’ punetually on. the se of Cabi id commodious, and are fa peeeeensetneeet acai ces Spit Sesiertieess , of owners for any parcels or pac! of these Ships will be pnd ite of Inding are signed sent by them, a om WES, & MINTURNS, orto =: WIELDEN, BROTHERS, Bd." jee Liverpoo OLD LINE LIVERPOOL PACKETS. 3 Line's for Live hed i mg order, eXce Cayiaiioon Benday, thet ape yell ea ont The’ AMBRIDGE, te se C! Barstow, Feb. ‘The ENGLAND, ©" Tate "8, Bartlett, ¢ Feb. ‘The OXFORD, daly J. Rathbone, } Marc The MONTEZUMA, daly ty “°A"'B. Lowber, March 16 The EUROPE, ‘Aug. one her, April The'NEW YOR aay ays ea 'B. Cropper,2 April ‘The COLUMBUS, ae 700 1088 A. Cole, May 6 ‘ThelYORKSHIRE, (uew,) "s Sept. i Db. G. Bailey, iis | ib Jul: il) ‘These Shipe are not surpassed in point of elegance or covnfort | Ce eee an or in their fast sailing qualities 01 ders Il known as fieneay ad. th strictest attention seine be pall to rpmote the comfort and convenien fe. ualicy, as regards the day ie ‘will be observed as rie of shith suapta, stoops. cf avers, Qeoceiotion, itt te s ce) vo wines ‘and liquors, which wil pene! na writ the exes cgcention of cama 'y ma ea kaplan Or corms oF thaws Sipe will be upon ible for parcels, or packages sent by. Ul regulee bi Pre Senicecl taretonn Por nileet or pee Paes jaf and of BARING, BRI ARRANGEMENTS FOR Rh 1844. OLD ESTABLISHE!) FASGAGE OFFICE. BE C .. ihe. fol nin ara ams dees 184, ‘of bringii mut ‘abin, and Senne ae rea ay a ae i sary ak ey eke Tea a ty hn en Vor He ie “ih a on \ om ith ro fi) of each, grair fhe neeve, om for the of a kar grate ilities hes 40 Danson the Subseri TR a) iret class ‘New Vork built, eo ft comer fastened hi ships, to sail punctually every wee! U throug! wishing ‘it money iia Se a Set a i oC ee lout Be peer ie. ; eaetat, —Enniskitlea, long bridge, jallymena, Parsonstows i Ballyshannon, Moneymore, breen. verpool;, payable in ere é,) apply to NEW. LIN E OF AV: To sail from New York uy ERHODY, of each month, 51 PAC Shi iP wt Collins tith ih Rog ais P SIDDONS, Goin Es Coe ittk Ook hese ships are’ all of the first class, upwards of 1000 tons, brit in the city of New York, with such improvements as combine great ia with un unusual ¢ comfort for passen the arrangement ef their accom- age hence 18 $100, for which am hese ships are commanded by fee ai make every exertion Lo give ge faction. ither the sono owners of the ma shige vl will b he Jan iy yy ther }» Parcels or pach unless re- sine ble it are sigaied thei fr “E ei fe souk syert! Nex York, x to erpoo) Letters by ket i} harged 1 le oittits thin see i ite, ier "se rege ber eke FoR) BEV R Lite Regular Packet lar Faghet 0 HRIUDAN, C Tees of 1100 tou, | Powagabore, her i her veatlar day. ring acco unequalled ‘oredmiore apply on board at © wharf, foot ‘all street, or to ine E. K. COLLINS & CO, 56 South mtreet, of Passage, Shippers by this’ having their goods ret aap ate ges MS Nas yt tually as adver Garrick, Capt. B. J. H, Trask, will suaperd au 2Be The 2 rae t ship the_ Sheridan. and sail 26th October, her rexular day. AGE FOR ORT S. Ket “sh ith Sept. a Only wee wular Tit The splendid fast ing packet GENESEE, Capt. Minot, will sail Pomtvely as above, her regular day, laving splendid accommodation for cabin, second steerage passengers. F Saticss seniution pik be made on board at the foot of Wall i street, ‘orto TAPSCOTT, al3re 76 Bout cr: corset Matton Lane, ib FUK BAV per. ‘The spl ‘aptain Paxton, Wacket of the i acket brig sail positive y as above PASS. ash Sep wegen 8 ‘She has splendid accommodations for eabin, second cabin and steerage passengers. ‘Those wishing to secure berths should not fail to make early application on board, foot of Maiden Lane, or 76 8yuih a tone corer Maiden Lane. pene brig Wilson Fuller will succeed the Exact and he 19th September, her regular elbre ‘o Close coppered, New York packet built’ ship VAZUO, re carries 200 bales ‘of New Orleans Cortourhas furnistied accommodations for 28 passengers. na ead before will poutively be wold a ‘Auction, by Le M- HOFEMA AN, & CO. « the Merchants’ Exchange, at 1 P.M., Ines iy thginstant. ply on board, at lutgers street wharf or t WD COLLINS CO. sl3re street. PASSAGE FR LAND" mcerm—'The very fast BY THE BLACK BALL OR OLD LINK OF iting from Live e on sfevats wishing to end ta ig Ol ott for tigie tren e fave come oul i fn this ‘superior Line of ckets, ‘Sailin 74 from iyempool, punetually on the 7th and 19th of every month. hey wil rat rate class ican trading ships, sail reby affording we Sarre Mei valle gi4 from that port, of the firm, (Mr. James D. Roche,) is tare. ‘to see that they shall be forwarded opie care and des- PeBhoald the parties ao for, not come out, the money will yed to those fi paid it here, without any reduction. lack Ball Ball ‘Old Line of Livepool Packets, comprise t Sh — hae Ww YORK. NE} ROUTH AM AMERICA, H AMERICA. pinigalion ereabgsessate oe Bab I forward for a continuance of that su to them so many years, for whi lane or remitting money to their relatives, can oan sear mei a cae greta he a ‘ matte PRESCOLT, GROTH, AMES & CO. Bankers, London, which will be paid on demand at any of the Banks, or their [leg ait principal towne throughout seugiend, Lre- land, Scotland ales. Bre ore ROCHE, PROTHERS & CO. ton atreet, New York, ph gba hog mils bap N. B.—The Old hed of for Liverpool on the d ing to the Old Negery will tard, it to their ee tage to select’ a favorite Line’ for their cou ence to any. Jets Sin? re HEAR PERF UMERY AND FANCY SOAP WORKS — JOHNSON & VROOM, formerly corner of Cedar and William stevets are manafactaring and parting wt for gb tie, heir goods in the mevieat and spoat attrantive atvleg. ane xe sell ez then ‘proughito ins imeaiiee Prtheir uumfactaring Tacilitier enales them to sell for he wallet ol new Trinity Church, F_ ESTHER COHEN, who formerly lived Mn. Haghes, boarding house "keeper, Union street, Liverpool, left * Room, 79 Trinity (Fikes Leh rhand Fngland. shoot, niue years ago’ to live in. New, Vor, wil writs to her futher, No, It New Bailey Stiford,'Man- Chester, in Exgland, she’ wall hear something gieatly to her ad eas fecterS. $8 state where may She can receive all iiformation respecting the above adver advertisement. s11—16th & 23d 3¢*m A A CARD.—Mr, Seguin begs respectfully to inform the public and hit ds in general, that he has purchased a selection of the best Operas now playing in, London aud, Paris, and in- tends ret to America immediately, in 01 to produce Seguin is happy te say he has made arrangements rr.a ‘Tenor of the highest repute in London, who ny Mr. and Mrs, Seguin to the United States. ANY WIN vite the atten- yy just Cow AIN MALRIUALS, DithyinlN: SHADES.—The subscribe tigh of strangers to th stock of Upholste seca in sore, from, which they are prepared to execate Orders for Bed indow Curtains of the newest, designs and on lower terms than any other house in the city. . ‘Their stock will be found to-consiat of silk and worsted de laine, tabourets, cottons, rich Jace and muslin embroider adenrtatan, liga, Fim ord, tassels, cornices, &e. &e., Painted Window Shades, just imported from ‘rance, jolretire new nap eey: Pronounced the cent Shades so the various styles of painted ‘American Shades, varying in Teh from $1.3 pair upw we rao Upholoterers, a2t — dway, Oppecte the Park. BMIGRANTS per orired MAKING KEMITTANCES TO GLAND, SCOTLAND AND IRELAND. prs OR ANY AMOUNT on all the Branches of RO YINGIAT, BANS IRELAND, ait be obtained of NAL BATS D Bi & Tas sae a an ‘Also, BILLS op the BANK OF BRITISI UCHR the. RIGA, LONDON, thd is Branches in Canada, New Nova Se ‘and Newfoundland. (fal dee RANGE: renin lish S7Nos io and nt roa “sgvond comparison ‘the "most gant an ACY ARTICLE ie Ea FOR PRESENTS: be this side the ‘Adee, which we take pleasure in showing, oe as low (saying the least) as those ol at re ney Stationery, Umbrella, Parasol rit ing Whips, Fans, Card ‘Cases an cd Fatiey Boxes, J and Glass, Gilt, Steel ahd Mourning avery tig we are apcustomed to it Perfect as ean be been pablished, aid may be had on TIFFAD et! & ELLIS. (DELeS & SEVER. i Wiliam ‘ ¢ nn Tyssopal eis, che rt a, 5 Segar an a okter fancy Cas C \ Boner; Faney Com sony uspeshersviatchells' Purses, ee * “Accordions: H ; 3 ay: pci alors "Writing, it tana Deaks, &o.; anew Lantirn, and toys; al Hcularly recom ne assortment of Wool- tea ed Bk tasbvotdaness aad all inde’ of Urmila fri cles. im * m TO BUTCHERS. A FIRST RATE ¥ CHANCE pe ee eco sabre with Slaughter house complete as nex at ad now Siered Yor sale for eashthe bus ines done to fiv stated when an interview may be had, a ee nN GENTLEMEN'S LEFT OFF WAKDKOBE, Tier Yaralis who age dso be st by Garon | aati a at en ee geositar ome Fr to their to send for the ‘Subscriber, who will their residence v ~ eee N, Late lway, Up stairs, ‘A Vine through the Post’ Office, oF otherwi inti prompt attention. B NHILL’S INDELIBLE INK.—The supes aria, Ink is now yery generally giver te Fj Seve a Palade aumber aw fea eerrceady tte ml may be Taye prongmuced Ht superior to a mb tha ts, and wheter foreign make. Las i cr al meant ey be completed in three hi ian fst Baruhili's Tadelible Tn afte the Chr > ss of our firm, who ‘neato | HH te aes for sale he 'y Crom nel it wt weno Inpetioie Iva— oe . NO. 213% Markt street, above sth, ran apy eake Among iraggists, an admirable Ink, truly indelible. bi "7; He by ite beer Sex, Somme eal Me Soa ecala like thet seark Hom the Eadivors of the North American of Marah 1h) rout re have tri Barnhi Yecommend it to-all those wishing to tar NOEL rae i thily some of 4 the tthe smo gy st peat an a i y freely and ie ae ie for 4773 Mieesrs: Pots, Linn & Hasria, No. r A vewti it of April 19th.) Bananyeas Ve gmat rea mented eats oan i saree cay | Bee ge tae , i attr to any ‘ta the Iso] cids, Dye Staffs, vi Pea hy Wi chill ‘ spe oy he oa enue “7 co dy me SL oe shots, abovre Inth, Jol Om*re wes’! ay NOTE ROADWAY, N THE subseriber begs leave to announce to his friends and the public generally, aud especially te the former patrons of the Yarerly House, while he was its proprietor, that he pu the lease of the above establishment for a term Of years, and that the house i - Fan for the reception of com) he house was ‘upand reluruished last winter, gad will compare irrortbly ‘with the best houses in Broadway, havin Frangements wi present owner of the proper= Iie improve and bewutify the establishment to 4 great ex ‘he alterations and improvements to place during the Spee of the year.) He as fatners himself that wheu the Contemplited improvements shall have been completed, that ths hotel will possess advantages rarely to be met, with, and it my a nea ‘assume at least the same rank and position that it for- wert did while kuown as Mrs. Mann’s, and move receutly as Hobe Hotel. ‘The hotel will be couducted upon the Atne- rican plan of keeping hotels. Breakfast from 7 o'clock till i2. wmner at Zand Jo’elock. ‘I'ea from 6 to 12 at night. Suppur 9 all, #3 o'clock. hares for ‘board por day, single fsatlemen one dollar and cents, Ladiew rooms two dol person. a the liberal ‘and wuished an snes e bestowed Pre sent season upon the Hamilton House at the eOerOwr LL, the subscriber tenders his grateful acknowledgment sit Iwhk KLONZO REED, BOARDING. A GENTLEMAN AND LADY, and onesingl: gentleman, ee eee kentwrneg, ‘can be accommodated with p! newly fu a JouRNes 1MBRN JEWELLERS.— Wanted, several wo Joumeymea Jewellers, to'whiom. cous.ant enployanent and ‘ood wages will a, Address JOHN H joston, & 8.8. ROCKWELL, have removed their Watch and Jewelry Establishment, from No.9 Astor House to No 413 roadway, a few doors south of Canal street, atches of every description carefully repaired, by skilful and experienced workmen, sls 3 0 OLD “GOUN TRYMENT Remittances i in small or large sums made to all parts of Europe, on a plan which will Gioly.o Prevent the top or delay of the same. For particulars, ay C. LIVINGSTON, » Foreign Ag ney sel2 rre iI street. CHE A CASH TAILORIN 1G ESTABLISHMEN 'T, BETWEEN BEEEMAN STREET ‘AND PECK SLIP. HE SUBSCRIBER, Son oF the plo of the. desires to Keep 1t before the ic that he continues to man- afactui ovary, kind of Civil and Military clothing, of the finest ‘most L by a ve per cant aa any ates Hanae charger forthe sate ali tues the following list of lack Dress Coat aes foerly Vests ree nn fe gatta, Casbmere, Geatlemea who supply tia st owe ‘clot in est ure et illo if prices += NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC COWAN & DILK’S, PCE Nix HORSE BAZAAR.—COWAN & 'DILKS, this oj portunity of informing the public ix porno have so liberally patronized their cian > twee Who that in future their publie sales of Horses and establishment, Carriages will, by the desire of their customers, take place on every Weduesday, comyaencing from Wednesday next, 18th September, throughout, the , at 1 o'clock, as usual Carri , Harness, Sleighs, and at 12 o’clock for the logue of Horses. 12 Ture FOR SALE—A splendid, young, full-blooded sor rel Horse, for saddle only, having never been in har- uess—pertvetly gentle, good action, aud of a remark ie yrearance, with i] iam} hands high. ‘The owner feaving for Eurspe ruse for him. ‘To be seen at Prank chy Btable, 5A'rimty Place: 39 twere CORNS, GENOME am ae BAD NAILS 18, ee this method to in- isiting New. ¥ 01 William street dence, 471 Bowery, one door below 10th street. ‘All’ orders pancuually attended to, in auy part of the city, without extra charge. ice hours from 9 A. M. to 5 o’clock P. M. oe home morn- ing and evening. lineod* ec TO THE DAGUERRIAN ARTISTS. T. hie A, ARTAULT, 149 Broadway, comer of Liberty street, Lafayette | , offers sale, low for cash, 80 dozen mo- rocco cases; # fine Lot of gilt f 6 new apparatus, made by Cheval rebours, in Pari lasses, EM 12 achromatic gh ke. ant lot of plates, chemical. SOAPS AND PERFUMERY. JORNEON & VROOM, late Johoson 5 Co., of Cedar street, Maaufieture for Grocers, Drugyists, Country Sturekeepers, parvers fud edlurs, every ceseripuon of Kaucy Soaps, of the quality, and at the lowest possible prices, iis figuin, at the Manutactory,79 Trinity Place,i in the rear of ‘Lrinuty Cliureh, sll im*ec FRENCH ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS, FEATRE RS BEAD OQNAMENTS, We, KER, No 34 John street, will 0} y fresh’ stock of French Artuicial Flo 1 by the Inst packets from Hay: in Paris. by C. #. Becker, la man with Brau & Co., of William street rt HALLOCK’S CASTOR OIL CANDY. ye: now Lishiy seovoved, of, as the est mode of administering di being so pleasant to the taste inches; lin* re this: above ay wi va iven them. It may be used for all iL isso extensively recom- Headed.” Vommcn conte: all hinds Of, coughs, bowel oom- plaints, &c.; operating mildly, heating disensed parts, and allay ing irritation. Manulsctured by A. C. HA! ALLOUK, at Spring street, and neatly put up, alee from ‘air ist darprmass d wi ‘any elimate,) in 1 Packages at ranted to keep 1 lirections for use, that the Pro- the engraved wrapper. and general stores through- sil infec IANO FORTES.—JOHN PETHICK, Seed Mandy & Pethick,) inforing those wanting good Piano Rortay, that he has at his Old Establishment, 200 Bleecker comer of Han- cock street, a choice assortment ‘of rtes from six to xaven octaves, which for exteraal fin ternal qualities are second to none made in this country or in Europe. Old Pinno’s taken in exchange at their utmost value. tuned and repaii ‘Phe Knickerbocker line of stages ypass the door every three minutes in the day. 310 Im*rre. TO RESTORE AND MAKE THE HUMAN HAIR A SPLENDID NATURAL ORNAMENT. TO BEAUTIFY, DRESS, FAN AND FORCE ITS FOR THE LOW PRICE On THREE SHILLINGS, EADER ! we sell three Shillong. bottles, that Jee may know ir hambugs of the day at $1. We expect you to buy it more than one, As We warrant it to possess the following qualities : force the hair to grow on any rt where nattire intended to geow, stop it falling off, cure arf or Dandraff, and mak Fe ‘or gegess Coody hairs lt te, cheaper Nore ihe Cast catiel hair oils, and it will the hair in ad with one application twiee as long as any other article m Sold—price 3, 49 hillings a bottle-et. the sige of the Ame rican Eagle, im street, New York: 139 S Fulton street, Hesafrat genssstiont: Moos 3 Ledger Buil Philadel: phia; and Pease, Broadway, Albany. im*m_ A STRANGE, BLESSED, STRING AND, SUPERNATURAL INVENTIC TOC Reap SUNBURNT, DISC: CORED. “aN YEL- Ow, sate LED Pye Pmt ye ‘DOR ANY—Ay, there are ae ah es been cheated with trash, aud therefore think the powers ee genuine Jones's Soap ai a fair trial. It ae indeed mt reckles, ‘Tan, Mor , Erysipelas, bet Iteh, Ringworm, Old Sores, and More But mind, it is Jones’ Soap has d se effects these cures, it no Where else im this ‘city—or you will be swings ie A counterfeit—but ss = sign of the Ameri- nether street, ans $2 Becsdway, N.Y. on Boston a Rol Beate nets Zelber Bi Pritadel phi phia; 139 Falion street, Brookipnes ‘aa Pease, Broadway, 510 Im*m TO THOSE WITHOUT CHILDREN. APROCREATIVE ELIXIRCORDIAL HIE greatest discovery in medical science is that of M. M. is. y exploded the ind lly received opinion neurable.sterilit fare Barrens (erent ded In ear of malformation, mhiera re fae “Gort i he invariable and universal su: ee, of producing U Shr year pine as a mother, iis Tally tatabl shed the fact, that what ireeas te f the Proc gent i For the Convenignee of those residing out of the city fer composing the ‘ El ira Eaeaees ae ao of pan by mail uy Biguter' Wis hela ‘The undersea i the ait esos re a be imipe gma peee Boxe 'N. EST N, B.—Ladies calling for the "Blixir” will be wai n by & lady in attendance. 13 tintee TO CALICO PRINTERS FOR SALE—-THE RAHWAY PRINT WORKS. te | OWNER wishing 1 retire from busines, for sale his Print Works, which are now i, aid have F " ‘months. | eo hare cl feu fe To print.) to 4000 pias per we Wer of yurt ort sraagemant Cafe made S7eP pert is poatne: Application te Pent LER, ani Stawlm* re hway, New Jersey. THE INVI sy, LE §2 cioety, resembles the real head of hair isseure hy eran the pasted ordinary retin of ce est areal sgvantage of sewing qeaving, which causes ia sgoemann ao cioediy ee reanbie natural hair, both in lightness and yey to | ayy ite textare CTF 20 beaatil zy oe me pices & snd te free, tbat in all cases of jon_ evaporation ST dane evils of other Clas atmo cndel tthe teorte d eg re alike invited to th y oo sad cqgnotaee ont the fe sin method of fine ye) an manufaet rk . Broadway, comer of Liber street, an stairg AOKET SHIP GAmnice from 1 Lixerpogtc: will planes have their Vk id on t Ori foot of Wall an immediate! ine days must_unavoidabl rey wo P YAZO SREOOL—Consignees by th Siete wpe he = 9% ts Goarlt on: iecione oaen wharf. publie- coe perinitted five days must unavoidably be seut to the “pos a WOOT. wn Kingston, Canoda. [Correspondence of the Herald.} Kinesron, Canava West, Sept. 7, 1844 Formation of the New Ministry, with a biographical sketch of the Members—Sundry reflections on the expediency of the Governor's choice, with a few conjectures in relation to the future, and a word or two on bartering electoral rigits—Sporting— Agriculture—the Times and Seasons—Post-ofice Abuses James Gorpon Benngrt— The most gratifying news that 1 have announce this week is the formation of a Minis- try by the Governor General. The official Gazette, containing the appointments,reached this place yes- terday. Of the individuals who compose the coun- cil, I will endeavor to give you an impartia!, though feeble and impertect sketch. The council, as at present constituted, consists of Messrs. Daily, Pro- vincial Secretary ; Viger, President of the Coun- cil; Draper, Attorney General, West; Smith, ce., East; Morris, Receiver General ; and Papineau, Commissioner of Crown Lands. The first two gentlemen have held their respective offices for some time,—the former under every successive ad- ministration since the time of Lord Sydenham. He is considered a shallow and brainless fop by those who know him best, and his inconsistency is a by-word in the Province. Mr. Viger 1s an old and feeble man, though possessing the most indom- itable spirit, ‘and, although he has never exhibited any extraordinary talent, exercises considerable influence over his countrymen, to whom he is en- deared by his consistency and patriousm. He was imprisoned in Montreal eighteen months on a charge of being concerned in the late rebellion, but was never brought totrial ‘The Attorney Gen- eral for Upper Canada, Mr. Draper, you already know by reputation to be the best lawyer in the Province—an uccomplished orator, and, what is rather uncommon among our public men, a con- sistent poiitician. He was first appointed to office, I believe, by Sir Francis Head, and served during the suecessive administrations of Sir George Ar- thur, Lord Durham and Lord Sydenham. At the time the Pee were about coming into power, Mr. D. who, more consistent than most of his col- leagues, would not consent to retain office with Messrs. Baldwin and Lafontaine, resigned, and re- turned to the practice of his prefession, in which he has been most successful. As an orator he has but few equals on the continent, and his business habits and gentlemanly manners will make him a valuable leader to the new Ministry, He has, however, always identified himself with the high tory party, and wall, on this account, meet with buc little ‘favor from the people. The Attorney General for Eastern Canada, Mr. Smith, is but little known in public life—indeed, 1 have nev- er heard his name mentioned until lately. He is said to be a good lawyer, however, which will be no small recommendation for the import. ant office which he now holds; but lawyers don’t always make good stateemen, ’and in this young and consequently poor country, the fewer we have ot them the better. The Receiver General, Mr. roe is an old and well-tried servant of the peo- He {represented the county of Leeds, in the egislatiee Assembly, for a number of years, until he was called to the Legislative Council, an honor which he accepted with no little reluctance. Lay- ing aside politics, Mr. Morris is esteemed and re- spected by every individual who knows his private worth and independent character. Of the new commissioners of crown lands, { know but litte.— The visitor to the House of Assembly during, the iast session, could not have failed to notice, seated on one ofthe front benches, a mild and voassuming looking individual, whose long, black halt falling down on his shoulders, the prominent cheek bow and the general contour ¢ reminded you of the muxtu: nlood, eo commun i Lewes? ly no observer cv etect in that lie uthetic countenaute any tui mL Ore talent for business of eny Kurd aed he is toe last individual whom [ would suppose capable of fulfill ing the arduous duties cied with his depart ment. This gentleman rien to the Hee a spirit in the lute Lower de rebellion, and, believe, a cousin to Mestre. vi iger and head naatice: I suspect the pame of Papineau te of more import ance to the government, at the present moment, than the capacity or worth of the individual. The object is to divide the French party, which case the success ot the Covernor General is certain, and have every reason to be- lieve that agoodly number of the Lower Canadians are already in favor of his polwy. It 18 said that Louis Joseph Papineau is on his way outtrom Par- is, and that he has declared that his countrymen have already obtained all that he ever contended for. Shou'd this rumor prove correct, the inflaence ot Lafontaine is at an end, asthe Freuch party will, to a man, unite under their old leader. The Council is not yet complete—two Solicitors Gen- eral and an Inspector General being required to fill the list. Some of the Provincial pupers think that His Excellency intends to dispense with the Soiicitors, but this is doubitul. ith regard to the Inspector Generalship, it is said that his Excellency is waiting for the return from England of a Mr. Atcheson, who, should he suc- ceed in obtaining the office, wii, in all probability, try to obtain a seat in the Assembly for this town, {don’t think he will succeed in this object, as the Kingatonians have learnt a sufficient lesson of the benefits to be derived trom having an officer of the Government to represent them. Lord Sydenham wanted to obtain a seat for his nominee, Mr Harrison, and as the seat of Government question was not Pk disposed of, the good-natured inhabi- tants of Kingston were most happy to do the amia- ble. Mr. Harrison was returned, and in return the seat of Government is now firmly fixed in—— Montreal. So much for bartering your electoral rights. ‘Of the administration as a whole, I hardly know whatto say. The high tory views ‘ot Mr. rapar the people will not at all like, and the re-appoint. ment of a Frenchman to the office of Commiseroner of Crown Lands, is in exceeding bad taste, as they are universally opposed to emigration, and having no Crown Lands in Lower Canada, they know bu little of the duties required in the department. She only appointment that will give universal satistac- tion is that of Receiver General. When the Mi- nistry is completed, I will again revert to the sub- ject. The Kingston races came off on Wednesday and Thursday last, and were a miserable affair alto- gether. Kingston has always been the worst place in the province tor these sports, and if they are not better got up, they may as well abandon them The on! good race that I saw was that between Hit-or-Mii fis and Grace Darling, the latter rode by the celebrated Le el ig but not with his usual good fortune. You will find the account of the races in our papers, if you take any interest in such things, at so great a distance, The weather is now beautifully clear and plea- sant, with,warm days and frosty nights. Tie crops in the western part of the province have been se- cured in good condition, but the backward season and miserable farmers of Lower Canada, have lett that part of the province a fortnight or three weeks behind us. The consequence is, that ther crops have not yet been all gotin, and what has been se- cured is in a bad state. The oe crop, on which the poor principally depend for support during our long and severe winter, will, I am sorry to say, prove very deficient. Daring the last three weeks an immense quantity of rain has fallen, which, combined witn the unsually wet previous season, has rotted the cropin the howe ‘This is not con- fined to Lower Canada alone; this vicinity, and, indeed, all over the Province, the same complaint are prevalent. This causes the more disappoint- ment, as the early part of the summer was every. thing’ that the farmer would desire, and gave pro mise of a most abundant harvest. Our town ob dull just now; the theatre closed last night, and I suppose that is the end of our amusements for this year. Businers is not very brisk, and the demand for goods seem to be on the decline, but this is only temporary. The produce of the west continues to arrive in e quantities, and in the forwarding trade there wn Ii be no lack of employment until the close of navigation. Travelling seems to be on the decrease, though a great many strangers sre still to be seen on the ar- rival and departure of the boats. The Herall, and, in fact, ail the New York pa- pers, come ulatly. Sometimes we re+ ceive three papers at 4 lime, and consequently have to remain three days without them. [+ there no possibility of finding ont at what place on the route they are detained? to Sunade, aud © “ws and ap- ing @ tact or Yours, ever truly, RS Posrmaster Arrestep ~Mr. Honcock, Post it Cairo, in Henderson county, Ky., was arrested ville on the 3d inst, charged with “abstracting ” iratt of $260 from a letter which passe! through his of fice. It waa proved that he had presented the draft ot the * | fork on which it wax drawn and received the money it. (Correspondence of + Wasnineton, Sept. 18, 1844. Frrenp Bennert:— The President’s wife left yesterday morning at 6 o’clock, in company with the Secretary of War and wife. She will remain absent some weeks. The celebrated Dr. E. 8. Davis, from Memphis, Tenn., leftin the same train. The Doctor is but little known at the North, but is very well known here, as well as in all the other Southern States.— He is a gentleman of the old school, and isa strong advocate of the Herald. His visit North is tohave an interview with Mr. Webster, who is a personal friend of his. » The luss of his society is much felt here, particularly at Brown’e hotel, where he has been sojourning for sume months. I hear the mame of the Governor of Coney Island often spoken of here, and the question al- most daily asked by his frie nda, residents of this city, (New Yorkers,) When he expects again to visit us. From the many enquiries inade | should sup- pose that he was either w very fine feliow, or his trends were expecung with him a fresh supply of brandies and wines, as | am intormed that he is a dealer in these articles. Do, for the sake of the “tplers” in this city, send bum on with @ large sup- ply, a8 1 am intormed by those who consider them- selves judges, thut there 1s Hot apy al presentin the outy fit tor use. ‘our old friend, Col. McGennis, of Missouri, who has been confined in the city prison as a@ lunatic, was released yesterday. He was a dele- gate to ‘the Van Buren Convention trom his State, und Was put ia prison shortly alter. He has, since tus incarcerauon, cut the end of his nose off, which has diefigured him very much. He leaves for Baltimore to have @ surgical operauon performed, by adding # piece trom his arm, to-morrow, The great Choctaw contract was signed yester- day by the Secretary of War, They grt $20 each for removal, and 5 cents and 4 mills one year. i was given to the William C son party, and is said to be one worth, to the con- tractors, one hundred thousand dollars. Achief clerk im one of the Departments was at- tacked with « fitcf apoplexy to-day. The office- seekers, lshouid judge irom their appearance, were anxious tor him to dic. Truly yours. Y. White Sulphur Springs. [Correspondence of the Herald.) Wuite Sunracr Sprines, Va., Aug. 31, 1844. The Scenery, Society and Salubrity of the White Sulphur Springs—Amusements, Refinement and Beauty—Authori.ies Quoted Thercon—A Glance at Politics, end a Gaze at the Alpine Landscape —Together with a Slight Com arison between Saratoga and the White Sulphur Springs. Dear Sin :— Presuming that you might feel some little inter- eatin heariog from this delightiul and truly fash- ionable place of resort, I drop you a line or two only, at this time, merely to give some general idea of the couctry aud its visitors, as 1 will be more in detail at another time. , This watering place is but one of many of equal celebrity, situa- ted in the Alleghany Mount ains of Virginia, about 220 miles from Richmond. They are eagily acces sable by good roads, regular stages, and when you get here, every thing combines not only to restore health to the invalid, but to render life joyous» merry and happy. ‘The mountain scenery is grand and picturesque in the extreme ; the atmosphere healthy and bracing, and the beauty and elegance of the South and North, concentrate at that Spring, bringing together the entire elite of American go- ciety. There isthe White, the Blue, the Sweet, the Salt, the Red, the Hot, and Warm Springs, minerals possessing povrerful curative properties tor the sick, and situated within a circumference, the diameter of which is about 30 or 40 miles, so that the variety of visiting any or all of them in a short time by easy rides, cuhances the pleasure of the trip. The fare is unsurpassed, and various modes of amusement during the day ure afforded, while at night, the ball room is not only filled with the “concord of sweet sounds,” but with ring Se 8, beauteous faces, and lovely, enchi Here itind the Boston, the New csi ie Philade! phia, and Balumore belles, and hun- dreds of the sunny faces of the South, all dressed up in smiles and graces of the most attractive and fascinating description The opulent Boston mer- chant, the wealthy Wall street broker, the sub- stantial Southern planter, and the profound, intel- ligent statesman, are all here in social compact.— Well might Captwin Marryat say of this place, in his diary, that il you want to see American aristoc- racy, a6 he termed it, but what we call weaith, tashion, and good breeding, you can see it here. Lord Morpeth thought so, too, and the French munister and suite, now at the Sweet Springs, isad- ding his testimony to the universal sentiment. A great many distinguished personages ure here, but have not room to go into detail. Suffice itto say, that while politics, as it s!ways will in this coun- try, occupies no inconsiderable portion of the con- versation of all cleases, ond Polk and Dallas, who, it seems, are likely to go ahead in the South, are frequently heard in the discuurses of the men, yet great harmony and much good humor and socia- bility prevail throughout You must visit this Al- pine region, if spared, which { hope you may be, for the sake of the Herald, if nothing elee, the next season, and bring as many with you of the love. lier sex as possible. Let us have the pleasure of ‘next summer, in the language of Cooke’s And new to pnp tape resort the fair, Or, Olmius, to thy sacred spring repair. Here they can fly from spring to spring, like the gay butterfly from flower to flower, sipping the cooling, healthful beverege—inbaling the bracing atmosphere—rolling with perteet safety o'er i lofty hills, and enjoying the magnificent scene the festivities and ilecnices which are sure to realised. Saratoga may be the Jion of the eprings, and now the ascendant star—but without teeling at all jealous of her prominent position, yet she can never lower the towering cresta of the Vir- ginia springs, perched as they are, on her majestic hills, easily accessable, and always fully realising the fo ndest anticipations of the man of plearure or the unhappy invalid, But I must close. The Herald, I perceive, is much spoken of and eagerly canght at by all who can get hold of it. Its varied and useful information on ali subjects, certainly render it a most ¢ ‘esirable journal to all and every portion of the reeding community. It ought, and 1 trust, will prosper. ViaToR A Great Havui.—A gentleman of this city who delighis ia the rare sport of angling, and has spent suminer at Shantz’s Hote), McCoomb’s Dam, fishing with varied success for bass! and blue fish, day before yesterday, (Thurs- day) struck one of ‘Ihe monsters of the dee jeep that sometimes visit that vicinity. On the firet pull he thought that he had struck bottom, but his reel soon begun to whiz and his line to ran with great rapidi- ty. Finding nearly ali his line, 800 feet, run out, he took up his anchor-stone, and away went the boat down the river about a mile; he then managed fo as to make « tack and wp the river they hha § agai and down and up again for two hours and aheit until finally his mojesty was got tata shallow water anda seizure made under the but he slipped grasp and made a sudden lurch, sabi rod and line, ond floored himself on the grass about twenty yarda from the boat. ‘The gentleman, who isa muscular man, succeeded with some difficulty in getting tim into the boat, when he proved to be a Dram of the largest size, and on weighing at the hotel weighed a little over than 70 pounds, This is believed to be the largest fish ever taken with a rod and reel, The hooks were ordinary bass hooks, with a yard leader on double silk worm gut, purchased at Brown’s a few days since in Fultonstreet, near our office. A fish of the same kind was taken last swimmer in the Kills, by Mr. Michaels, weighing over 40 lbs , aud one by Mr Keese a tew years ago weighing over 50 Ibs ; but this caps the clumax,and Mr. R. deserves a great deal of credit for his perse- verance in this exiracrdinary feat. a good part of the Arratw “—We understand that a diffi- Horripy berween two men, named Reuben Har- oulty wros rson 4 Reob Chick"s Milla, @ ‘on miles above this which reaulte striking the Iatter upon the head with the edge of an axe, which he had on hould hereby inflicting an ewfn), ond it is believed fatal wor —making aa orifice in th and sufficiently wide to per vrainsto escape. Reese wi oar enses, andable to speak, but it is considered next ppossibility for him to recover. He has a wife ry fat or five small children Harrison was immediate- arrested and committed ne ig a to ewoit his tril in mber next.— Greenville, S. C. Muwntainesr, Sept. 6.